Kaulig Racing shoots down Brad Keselowski NASCAR rumors
There's been a flurry of unsubstantiated rumors surrounding Brad Keselowski after the unexpected news that he will exit RFK Racing at the end of the season -- a team he co-owns ... for the moment. One of the more prominent whispers has focused on Kaulig Racing. The two-car Chevrolet team also runs a fleet of Rams in the Truck Series, and should Stellantis want to expand back into Cup with ...…
Multiple unverified rumors have swirled around Brad Keselowski following his decision to leave RFK Racing at the end of the current season – a team he co-owns. One of the more prominent speculations centered on Kaulig Racing, a Chevrolet two-car outfit that also operates trucks in NASCAR's Truck Series. Should Stellantis decide to re-enter the Cup Series with Dodge, Kaulig would likely serve as the anchor team.
However, Keselowski's future with the team is ambiguous. Ty Dillon's position within the No. 10 car remains undetermined, with Kaulig Racing CEO Chris Rice acknowledging that they have had conversations with him, but nothing is finalized yet. Rice emphasized that they adore Dillon and anticipate discussing their forthcoming plans.
Regarding rumors of Keselowski driving for Kaulig, Rice unequivocally stated that he has had no discussions with Keselowski about driving a Dodge, even if the company re-enters Cup racing. Rice added that the news of Keselowski's departure from RFK Racing has caught him off guard, as the driver had not mentioned it to him. Kaulig Racing's CEO further noted that they have a clear plan for 2027, which is already finalized.
As for potential destinations for Keselowski, the primary options in the Cup Series are limited unless significant changes occur in the coming weeks. Keselowski, with over 70 victories in both Cup and the O Reilly Series, is a veteran in NASCAR, making his potential return to the grid in 2027 a notable event.
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